Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-31

[Copyright by the New York Associated
Press
BERLIN, July 30.-In the event Of
the Russian government ceasing war
on German commerce, as promised by
Ambassador Schouvaloffs, fresh meas
ures paralyzing the trading relations
are either impending or already in
operation. Under Schouvaloffs' as
surances the crusade against Russian
stocks ceased during the week, and
Russian securities have been neither
bought nor sold; but an anti-Russian
feeling is again cited by fresh dis
play of hostility on the part of st.
Petersburg. The government will not
now be allayed until some practical
check is given to the systematic perse-
cution of Germans by Russians.
.. THE GOVERNMENT INsULTED.
Not only have the interests OF the
financial community been threatened,
but the Government has also sustained
an affront in the reception of the COM
munications sent to st. Petersburg,
aiming at friendlier relations. General
Won Tchivienitz, acting under instruc-
tions from Prince Bismarck, made
overtures to M. DeGiers, Russian Min
lister of Foreign Affairs, suggesting
modification or delay in the operation
of the ukase affecting foreigners hold
ing land in Russia. M. DeGiers, after
ministerial counsel, replied that the
law upon which the Imperial ukase
was based could not be modified or its
operation delayed. At the same time,
negotiations, the object of which was
to obtain special exceptions in the
cases of Princes Radziwill and Hohen-
lohe and other German dignitarit
who are landowners in Western Rus
sia, met with curt rejection.
BoYCOrTING RUSSIAN LOANS.
Measures which the Reichstag had
under considerationoto prevent Ger
man investments in Russian paper,
and which were dropped under the
promise of restoration OF harmonious
relations, are again under discussion,
and it is expected that the result will
be an absolute exclusion of the new
Russian loan from German markets.
TIE czAR WILL AVOID GERMANY.
There is owhisper of the Car meet
ing Emperor William. The former
will go to Copenhagen August list,
without touching at any German port.
MERCANTILE REPORTS.
The annual report of the Elders OF
the Berlin Mercantile Community re-
ferring to the extensive strike and
socialistic demonstration during the
year 1886 in America, London, Bel
gium and France draws an for inference
that Germany was spared similar in
cidents largely through the beneficial
operation of government legislation.
BoULANGER INVOLVED.
The Deutsche Tdgblatt says that it
has information that General Bou-
LANCER is concerned in the intrigue
with the Russian Ambassador and
that the Russian Government being
convinced that Boulanger will return
to power is bounding him on to take
concerted action with Russia against
Germany. The TdgblaH predicts an
early state OF anarchy in France, and
the establishment OF a reign OF terror
when it is certain, says the paper,
the gap in the Vosges will play the
role of safety valve for the emergency.
ON GUARD.
Latest advices from Alsace-Lorraine
prove that the government Will be
fully watched during the coming ma
npuvers of the French troops. The
reported intention OF the Catholic
Congress at Fulda to reopen their
claims for existence privileges has led
to revival OF Protestant agitation
against further concessions.
BIsMARCK's MOVEMENTS.
Prince Bismarck will go to kissen-
gen on Monday, where he will meet
Count Kalnoky and Ministers Cracil-
sheim and Lutz, of Bavaria.